New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-10
THE SEASON OPENING BRILLIANTLY.

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annually, the proportions OF hotel: and Guarding
houses are continually being enlarged Steady growth
adds accom- odations for fully 2.OOO more gue-ts
each season. Saratoga IL spreading out like gorgeous
FAM and the village limits are crowding ADJOINING
towns hips This place is known as u village" and
probably always will be- even If 1t reach such size
that the city of New-York. would look like hamlet
In comparison with It, The resident population num-
bers Is 900, and added to these to-day are fully
10000 visitors During the height OF the season the
combined population varies from 10000 to 10000,
and during the summer about 100000 vsItors are
entertained. New and valuable mineral fountains are
from time to time discovered, while the old Ones the
values OF which known everywhere, are gaining
hosts of new friends.
Already this season three large associations have
met hers. The annual gathering or tvouac OF the
Society of the Army If the Potomac brought to Sara
toga some OF the most distinguished OF the he oc
survivors OF the War OF the Rebellion many OF whom
bore the appearance OF having almost reached the
limit of lifes journey. They received most hearty
greeting The veterans visited Mount McGregor and
at the Grant Cottage iaid pstrouG reverence 70 Ihe
stitute OF Homeopathy the second large gothering,
included representatives. from every part OF the LAND
and several from across the Atianuo. Ine worlds
Congress OF GOOD Templars also brought here q
multitude of tho enemies OF strong drink This week
the sixth annual conference OF the United Societies OF
Christian EDdea,or filled the Washington Street
Methodist Church with $500 of its delegated mem
bers from different parts of the United states. A
brighter and moro CHEEKY convention OF Christian
closed last Thursdy night and Yesterday was devoted
to exoursons Lake George was visitsd as were also
Mount MctIrogor the Saratoga Monument a1d other
historical points, in which the Adirondack rogi'n
abounds. The Christian Endeav0rites will meet IN
Chicago in 1888, and again at Saratoga in 1889.
The dates ior meetings OF other associations are
numerous, and are follows: July II. Brass Manu-.
faeturers' Association and Silver Manufacturers,
Association July II. Axe Handle Manaiac!aIsr'
facturers Association; July IA. Cracker Bakers
Assoc alton July Is. Commonwealth Club OF Boston,
Mass; July H. Carriage Builders Association July
20, Hancock Commandery OF Philadelphia, Pal July
81 New-York State Iloiel Mems Association, and
Saratoga races; July %. Mowers and keapers
Association. and Scythe Manufacturers Association
July 81, American Paper Makers Association, July
IS Wood Pulp Mabuiacturers' Association July
90 General Ticket Agents Conventions August 3,
Veterans of the New-York Volunteer Fire Depart
mont; August o. Saratoga Monument Association
August 81, York Board of Drug Trade; August
IL American Bar Asso station September 8, Ameri-
can Social Science Association. Besides these gather
nes there are several Others the dates for which have
not been announced The Boston School OF Express
OF Methods will open on Monday next. The divines
summering here have opened their weekly debates
under the auspices of the Ministers Association and
the National union PRAYER series holds Commute
sessions daily.
Many people from Nev-Yoik city and Brooklyn and
vicinity will summer here and ineudsd - booked CO.
Andrews. the Misses Andrews II. II. Atkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. George X. Anderson b. W. Allen, Mr. aud Mrs.
j. Am'dOwn MI, and 1 Mrs. George H. n Me ,an Mr.
v. Arnold and family Mrs. A.. Brody Abraham Baker,
the Misses Bake, Dr. and Mrs G. c. Bennett, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. BadoDlne. c. A. Badouine, jr.,
and family l.. NJ. Bates ami family, j. W. Bell and
family, j. A, Brooks aud family, b. W. Blanchard and
family, j. A. Bliss and family. j. g: Baldenhon and
George A. Butler aud family. Henry Bentley and
family, b. Corey aud family. Felix Campbell and
family, J. p. Chambers and family. Thomas T. Clyde
aud family. W. C. Clyde and family. Thomas Conan
and family Mr.. and Mrs. III. 4 Cutter. Mr.. and Mira.
p. Campbell, r. c. Costello and family, George
Chestcrmau, Miss Chesterman. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dick, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dor
ley Dr. D. bamona r. Ia ia Mr. s nd r .o'ss
French, Mr.. aud Mira q. ID. Farran, Charles Faulkner
and FAMILY, I. S. Ferry and family, II. NJ Forester
e%G aI M SSG Mr. iI 1y co s1q
William Graham and family, A. C. Howe and family,
J. p Hart ard family, A. D. Hummell, Mr.. md Mrs,
Mrs. q. W. King, Mrs. c. W. Kingsley and family
Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Kelsey, j. R. Knight and
family. Mr.. aud Mrs; I. Larned, j. W. Lewis and
J. c. Niven. T. +. Murphy. Mr. aud Mr. II. Mott
DR.. and Mrs. Mayo, Mr.. Mortimer Mr.. and Mrs
James Miller. Mr.. and Mrs James Mccormick, n. ii.
J. L. Mecher and family a. T. McGiil and family
W. II. Murfha and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H. Nichols
w. A. Odeii, Mr. ard Mrs, Jonathan Odell, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Potter, George Pembroke and family, Mi.s
A. Priestman, Charles Place and family. w. A. Pull
nan and family Samuel Prentice and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Is. w. Rsley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ruiter. 0. |
w. Randall aud family Eugene Reed and family, p. |
Riley and family. j. Rhind and family, w. II Rookie,
amy, John Shepard and family: Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
ell Sage, Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Shaw, Mrs. A. N.
;paulding Charles u ssan and family. T. l. SEQ
ield aud family j.: sackc't and family. D. F. spa@g
md family, w. S. Taylor and family, Mr. and Mira C.
3. Tompkins, Mr. and Mrs. u. W. Tompkins, Mrs
3reen Miss Green, MIR. and Mrs. Horace rheali. Mr..
Mra William Anden f. Van NpchteD. |
Miss Van Vechten, +. ID. L. Wickes, Lloyd Williams |
md family. Mr. and Mrs r. woodrun. Mr.. and 'lrs.
md Mrs George White, l.. II. Willard and family. |
Benjamin Wood anc family, Henry i.Co1 and family.
AT PHILA DELPHIA SUBURBAN RESORTS
PHILADELPHIA. July 0 (speeiap. -IIorace Howard Fur
ess IT, and william Furness OF the shakesperan
cholar Horace Howard Furness, and students at
Harvard will pass the greater part Of their vacation at
heir fathers country seat near Wallingford.
H. Kemble occupying his summer residence at Edge
I'LL, Montgomery County.
John Wanamaker and Isaac Clothier both gave their
oys picnics to-day. Mr.. wanamaker sent his boys to
"Zoo" and Mr. Clother received his a. his country
eat winnewood.
At Nicetown thirteen young ladies hare formed an
ssociaton agreeing that no one OF them will marry
Without the consent OF all the Others
Judge Hare Ia at his country seat, Radnor.
Exhibited States Senator John Scott, and Edmund
smith, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad leave next week for
Professor Edward H. Magill President Of swarthmore
,ollege has his summer residence near Doyest0wn.
Judge Robert ~ Wilson has cottage In Beverly, ~ j.
Er-Mayor smith aud j. Robley DnDgleson expect TO
Ass portion OF the summer at this place.
At Wissahickon Inn on Wednesday evening concert
be given In aid OF the church buildings fund fol- All
ous Guild OF Deaf Mutes, under fashionable patronage
Miss Anan, OF New York. is at Bryn Mawr.
DIsTINGU ISHED GUESTS AT ATLANTIC OITY.
ATLANTIC CITY, July tSpeciab.-Every state in tho
nion is represented upon the hoel registers There
visitors from far of Denver and there
people than before during tho sum
Ter months Mrs. Theodore Frenghuysen, widow OF
late Secretary OF State, viii be here all the
dmral Peters, u 8, ~, General Crawford, Attorney
eneral Benjamin Harris Brewster, nearly all of.tho
Philadelphia judges, Robert Coleman, OF tho Lebanon
alley Railroad, +. Carroll Brewster. George NJ Dallas
nd General MeIgs only . few Of the which
night be mentioned.